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Good comment, thanks!
Only one question. You say, "if it is important to you that you use a book which is as close to the original Yi as possible..." - and of course this is a very reasonable thing to find important. And of course there are plenty of books with the words 'I Ching' on the cover and contents that bear scant resemblance to the I Ching.
But... what is the original Yi? Where might we find it? (Maybe it's still in a tomb burial somewhere?) And how will we recognise it?
Hi Hilary,
Sorry for not being clear, I indeed use the term 'original Yi' often in different contexts. In this case I mean the Chinese text of the version(s) we have today, not 'the first Yi' which probably will remain a mystery forever.
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